Divorce Custody Law – It Can Never Be A Case Of One Rule Fits All
Divorce is deeply traumatic to everyone involved, not just the husband and wife who wish to separate. All children born from that marriage will be affected and that is why provision must be made for them. Human beings are each different and our circumstances differ greatly. Therefore it is not possible to have a single stipulated divorce custody law that can cover every unique case.
If this was possible, most divorce attorneys would be out of a job. Instead, divorce custody law is seen as a blanket that covers all the issues pertaining to custody. It is under this blanket that each issue has to be addressed separately as each case presents itself. Divorce custody law has as its ultimate goal to work in the best interests of the child or children. This means that throughout the whole divorce process where there are children involved, the divorce custody law will make provision for the children as first responsibility, not the parents.

